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... perfon , who by fome fuperna- tural affiftance fhould advance their nation to independence , and to a fupreme degree of splendour and profperity . This was the reigning opinion and expectation of the times . Now , had Jefus been an ...
... perfon , who by fome fuperna- tural affiftance fhould advance their nation to independence , and to a fupreme degree of splendour and profperity . This was the reigning opinion and expectation of the times . Now , had Jefus been an ...
Page 186
... , before he became governor of Syria ( against which fuppofition there is no proof , but rather external evidence of an enroll- ment going on about this time under fome perfon perfon or other * ) , then the cenfus on [ 186 ]
... , before he became governor of Syria ( against which fuppofition there is no proof , but rather external evidence of an enroll- ment going on about this time under fome perfon perfon or other * ) , then the cenfus on [ 186 ]
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... perfon , who is the subject of their hiftory , did or faid ; but only , out of many fimilar ones , to give such paf- fages , or such actions and discourses , as offer- éd themselves more immediately to their at- tention , came in the ...
... perfon , who is the subject of their hiftory , did or faid ; but only , out of many fimilar ones , to give such paf- fages , or such actions and discourses , as offer- éd themselves more immediately to their at- tention , came in the ...
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